I’ve spent six of my nine years in crypto entirely dedicated to Web3 gaming!
> I believe unconditionally in the future of Web3 games.
> I see Web3 games as the driving force behind blockchain and the architects of the real economies that fun will create.
> I’m trying them all out to see how the blockchain is progressing (all ecosystems, privacy, fully on-chain tools, quantum solutions)
> Apart from console games, the first PC games I ever played were Age of Mythology in 2006.
> The game I’ve lost the most money on is Realms Alurya.
> In Web3 gaming, one game can act as a catalyst, but that will never be enough. We need hundreds of them. That’s why I support more games we need to grow the space first.»
> No one can change the fact that players want to make money while playing games.
**Even while developing my own game, I never neglect to support this space.
> I enjoy sharing what I earn from paid collaborations.
> I never shy away from harsh criticism, as long as it is constructive and based on the truth.
> I like most Web3 gaming haters more than engagement farmers.
> I see my Wayfinders community as a traditional community. We may be small in number, but we are a real family to one another.
> I appreciate competition when it brings out genuine examples of collaboration better players, a better community, and better content creators.
> By nature, I pay close attention to matters of respect, insults, and criticism.
> I speak English through translation tools.
> Everyone in this space needs a little bit of luck. I don’t support people or projects based on numbers alone.
> I’m here as my true self, so the way I communicate with others is based on the genuine emotions I feel in that moment.
> If you help me see my mistakes and where I’m wrong, I won’t hold a grudge against you; I’ll appreciate it and thank you.
> Depending on how people behave, I can immediately distance myself from them and from projects.
> I consider it an honour to congratulate people on the good work they have done.